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Les Tanagras ou Tanagréennes sont un type de statuette de terre cuite apparue en Grèce aux IV e et III e siècles av. J.
The Tanagra figurines were a mold-cast type of Greek terracotta figurines produced from the later fourth century BC, named after the Boeotian town of ...
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Les Tanagras ou Tanagréennes sont un type de statuette de terre cuite apparue en Grèce aux IVᵉ et IIIᵉ siècles av. J.-C. D'un travail très fin, elles représentent des femmes drapées dans un himation, ou des enfants. Wikipédia
Création : 330 av. J.-C.–200 av. J.-C.
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After firing, the Tanagra figurines were brightly colored in a naturalistic manner with water-soluble paints. Red was used for hair, lips, shoes, and ...
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Statuette votive grecque de terre cuite représentant des patriciennes, des danseuses, des éphèbes ou des enfants. Modelée comme un tanagra, statuette de chair ...
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Book details · Language. Italian · Publisher. Princeton University Press · Publication date. January 1, 1986 · ISBN-10. 0691040443 · ISBN-13. 978-0691040448 · See all ...
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The Tanagra Figurines were found in excavating the ancient City of Tanagra, from which they derive the name. The originals are of terracotta and were made using ...
Tanagra, city of ancient Boeotia (Modern Greek: Voiotía), Greece. It is situated in northern Attica (Attikí) on the left bank of the Asopós River near ...
The University Museum has recently acquired by purchase a very interesting Tanagra figurine. Of its authenticity there can be no question, for its history ...